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Simon / APP Team	Posted: Friday, March 15, 2013 7:47:36 PM(UTC)
	Hi. Welcome to the DIY family. Congratulations on the good job. Simon.
TP26	Posted: Friday, March 15, 2013 6:08:23 PM(UTC)
	Replaced the control board and the washer worked! I was simple install except trying to disengage two of the retaining clips to remove the harness (ended up breaking the old retaining clips -- thankfully the new board has the locking clip). On another note, I ordered the part Thursday afternoon using standard delivery (was told I would receive it Monday) and I was pleasantly surprised to receive it Friday -- just one day! I wish there would have been a cheaper fix, but thanks for the help!:)
Simon / APP Team	Posted: Friday, March 15, 2013 9:15:03 AM(UTC)
	Hi. Go ahead and replace the control board. Post the results. Simon.
TP26	Posted: Thursday, March 14, 2013 9:34:34 AM(UTC)
	Originally Posted by: Simon / APP Team Hi. To check the control board : Get an access to the board. Locate the two plugs - 6 and 11 pins. With washer plugged in use the multimeter to check for 120VAC between the RED pin1 of the 6 pin plug and WHITE pin 4 of the 11 pin plug. If there is no correct voltage - replace the control board Part number: AP3183283 Here are the breakdown diagrams and Controls & Backsplash parts for GE S4200B0WW - AppliancePartsPros.com P.S. You can return any unused parts back to APP even if you installed them. Post the results. Simon. Thank you for the helpful reply Simon. I don't have a multimeter to check the voltage nor do I know how to use one even if I did have one. All I have is a circuit tester with the alligator clip on one end and the "pen" with a light on the other. Is there any kind of testing I can do with that? Also, are there any other parks (hopefuly cheaper :) ) that could be bad? And if so, how do I test them? At this point, I'll probably just buy a new control board because if the machine still doesn't work, I can return it for a refund. >
Simon / APP Team	Posted: Tuesday, March 12, 2013 2:27:38 PM(UTC)
	Hi. To check the control board : Get an access to the board. Locate the two plugs - 6 and 11 pins. With washer plugged in use the multimeter to check for 120VAC between the RED pin1 of the 6 pin plug and WHITE pin 4 of the 11 pin plug. If there is no correct voltage - replace the control board Part number: AP3183283 Here are the breakdown diagrams and Controls & Backsplash parts for GE S4200B0WW - AppliancePartsPros.com P.S. You can return any unused parts back to APP even if you installed them. Post the results. Simon.
TP26	Posted: Tuesday, March 12, 2013 11:44:57 AM(UTC)
	I recently had a power surge when I started my washer. Turns out the power supply from the power company had come loose. Now the washer doesn't work. I jumped the lid switch but the washer still did't work. I've been looking for a fuse or in-line fuse link but can't find one. According to your parts department, there is no fuse for my model and that I need to replace the control panel. I'm hesitant of buying one if because I'm not sure it will fix the problem. Is this my only option? Thanks.

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